Town Hall and Clinical Dialogue

November 6th, 2022 | Virtual

Sponsored by the Diversity and Social Action Committee
[ No CEs ]

Date: Sunday, November 6th, 2022
Time: 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm ET
Fee: FREE (AAPCSW Members)
Location: Virtual.
Contact: Penny Rosen, rosenpmsw@aol.com (before the scheduled meeting)

Online ZOOM Meeting

https://us06web.zoom.us/j/83574592983?pwd=QkxmcFd2MXFFbWl5Y2ZzVHF5ZmxQUT09

Program

In this forum, we will explore the ways in which clinicians practiced throughout the COVID-19 pandemic. With the intersection of various social, racial, and political upheavals that have occurred in the past couple years, how have they coped with and responded to these pressures? Two clinicians will present cases that grapple with themes of fragmentation, isolation, loss, grief, heightened anxiety, anger, outrage, overwhelm, defeat, and powerlessness. Two discussants will respond, and audience members will offer their own reflections and insights on the presentations, including their clinical experiences during these challenging times.

Confidentiality *

It is of utmost importance to secure the Confidentiality of all clinical material presented at our meetings. Here are the guidelines for attendees and presenters:

Clinical material must not be discussed outside of the session in which it is presented and must not be recorded, conveyed, or disseminated in written or electronic form.
A secure environment is to be utilized solely by the registered participant and protected from intrusion by, or exposure to, unauthorized persons.
Presenters of case material must have obtained informed consent from the patient (or guardian) or taken other carefully considered measures to safeguard confidentiality.
A participant must leave the session, if they suspect that they recognize the identity of a person.
Failure to observe these guidelines constitutes a breach in ethical professional standards.

* Note: Adopted from APsaA's guidelines